Incapacity Due to Impaired Short-Term Memory

The Orphans’ Court properly found that the alleged incapacitated person (“AIP”) was incapacitated and in need of guardianship services, notwithstanding the testimony of the AIP to the contrary, based on medical testimony that the AIP had impaired short-term memory, so … Continue reading

Problems with “Chatbots”

Many legal commentators and publications have noted that there are problems with relying on “generative artificial intelligence” or “large language models” such as “ChatGPT,” which are often referred to (somewhat derisively) as “chatbots.” The problems are usually described as “hallucinations” … Continue reading

Electronic Wills Co-Sponsorship Memo

As previously reported, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, acting on a joint report and recommendation of the Real Property Probate and Trust Law and Elder Law Sections, is now supporting the introduction and passage of legislation authorizing electronic wills and other … Continue reading